It’s January again, A New Year and another go at completely redesigning your life and reducing the amount of chocolate you consume. I am kidding of course, if anything one should be increase the amount of chocolate consumed, the redesigning life bit still stands though.

So to help you out I have spent the considerable time it takes to read all the articles on this site to put together for you a reading list to help you kickstart your 2010. Happy New Year.

“I guess if you got freeload money from your rich dad or your partner, then you can spend it as you did. 
But, hey if you are poor, not matter you do, you are still poor.”

This was a comment on one of my recent posts “Three Months In The Life Of A Traveling Entrepreneur”. Bit presumptuous I thought, and just the smallest bit passive aggressive in that unsettling way that makes one think the author might possibly be sitting at his computer right now planning my future demise…I hope he or she at least has a decent cup of coffee with him or her.

3 Months, 5 Currencies, 6000 photos, 150 Restaurant Meals, 40 Hours of Wake boarding, 3 Police Bribes, 2 Seven Foot Bull Sharks, 1 Elephant and more massages than can be safe for one man – Here is 90 days in the life of a traveling entrepreneur.

This is a post inspired by TED.com’s ingenious section that I hope someday to be on, even if I have to make an uninvited guest appearance and run like a demented would be stripper across the stage and into the gentle waiting hands of security.

I have spent a good sized wedge of today listening to the incredible short video clips of amazing individuals from all walks of life and the ideas that they have developed to solve the problems that they have encountered in the world. Most of these individuals are ordinary people that have used their own unique creativity, experiences and talents to make real and lasting change in hundreds of thousands of peoples lives.

I would put out the challange to you that, if they can do it, why can’t you?

Rule Number 1: The work of a traveling entrepreneur is never done and the office will always follow you. Rule Number 2: This is not necessarily a bad thing. Hello readers, I am back and to date have not been eaten by sharks of which, I can say, I am particularly pleased. Why Read: So [...]

It has come to my attention that many readers of this site enjoy reading about personal experience and so yesterday I took a camera with me to give you a taste of what my typical working day looks like. (I’m the guy in the red hat) Why Read: If you have ever wanted to escape [...]

Describing blogging to someone who isn’t a blogger is much like trying to explain String Theory to a 4 year old using a carrot and a half deflated balloon. Lets just say its a tough sell to say the least. Posted from an internet cafe in Pattaya, Thailand . Why Read. . If you are [...]